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On Feb. 23rd and 27,
juding for the Woody Owl
poster contest sponsored
by the Dallas Junior
Women’s Club took place.
The posters depicted
Woody zowl and his plight
to “Give a Hoot Dont
Pollute” the environment
and children were to use
their talents and
imaginations freely. All the
third grades from Dallas
School System participated
with the help of the Art
Teachers Miss Karen
Casper and Mrs. Jane
Cornell.
The winners are: from
Trucksville- Leslie
Billman; Westmoreland-
Mrs. Coseys Class Cheryl
Gavigan; Mrs. Nom’s
Members of the Dallas
Junior Women’s Club are
busy planning for their
tenth annual Easter Egg
Hunt. The event is
April 10, in the Dallas
Junior High School
gymnasium from 1 to 3
p.m. The hunt is for
children from the back
mountain between the ages
of three and eight.
“Mr. ‘Bunny’ and his
clown friend will be on
hand to greet the children.
Refreshments will be
served and prizes awar-
ded. Fliers explaining the
details of the event will be
distributed to all
elementary and nursery
schools in the Back
Mountain area.
Mrs. James Horn,
chairman of the event will
be assisted by Mrs.
William Mannix.
Committee members are:
Mrs. Arno Miller, flyer-
s;Mrs. Allan Grice,
Cub. Pack 241 held its
annual Blue and Gold
‘Banquet on Feb. 27, at the
Lehman Elementary
School.
The theme was a
Bicentennial one and was
carried out through the
table decorations and
flowers.
Frank Patts, toast-
master, had the Webelos
open the meeting with the
presentation of the colors.
The Rev. Robert Harris,
pastor of the Lehman
United Methodist Church,
gave the invocation. After
dinner, Patts introuced the
speakers table: Rev.
Harris, Robert Schooley,
guest speaker from the Boy
Scout Council and Mrs.
Schooley, John Corvett,
committe chairman, and
Carl Remley, Sec. of Pack
241
Schooley spoke to the
cubs on the importance of
scouting as a family and
showed the boys slides of
his trip through
Yellowstone Park by back
packing. After the slides
Mr. Patts presented the
awards. Bobcat: Jimmy
Spencer, Wolf: James
Patts, Joseph Patts,Alan
Copper, bear: Bobby
Sando, Chris Wargo, Jeff
Snyder, Ray Wandell,Don
Ide,Ricky Titus, Stuart
Thomas, Gold Arrows:
Chris Wargo, Don Ide,
Ricky Titus,St'uart
Thomas, Silver Arrows,
Ricky Titus-1, Stuart
Thomas-3 Webelos Rib-
‘bons, Stuart Thomas, one
Year pin, Chris Wargo,
Jim Boughton
The highest award of Cub
Scouting, the Arrow of
Light was presented to H.
Evans.
Den Mothers for the
Pack are: Den 1 Susan
Hillman, Den 2 Stephanie
Rowland, Den 3 Beverly
Ide, Pat Titus, Den 4 Eileen
Foss,Beverly Wandell.
Webelos leaders are Bill
Simms and Bill Russell.
Cub master is Bob Acers
and Asst. Cub Master is
Frank Patts. =
The pack meeting in
March will be the Pine
pine-wood derby.
Class- Carl Guglberger,
Marc Scott ‘and Kerrie
Bonawitz; Mrs. Mec-
Carthy’s Class Missy
Davies, Lois Moore and
Richard | Stibger; Dallas
Boro Mrs. Holly Class-
egg hunt
refreshments; Mrs. Joseph
Hudak, socicitations; and
Mrs. Jeffrey Townsend,
publicity. President of the
club is Mrs. Charles
Hillard.
Cub. Pack 155" of
Trucksville recently held
their Blue and Gold dinner
at the Trucksville United
Methodist educational
building. Webelos had the
opening with the pledge of
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The Rev. and Mrs. E.
Lee Brehm were guests
and Rev. Brehm gave the
invocation.
Cubmaster John Roman
Sr., presented the following
awards: David Mathers,
one gold arrow, one silver
arrow; Gerry Hoover, wolf
badge, one gold
arrow; Todd Swan, wolf
badge; David Roberts,
wolf badge; Jeff Hess, wolf
badge; Todd Strawdinger,
wolf badge; Chris Sutton,
wolf badge; Tim Doran,
wolf badge; Tony Tucker,
wolf badge; David White,
wolf badge,and one gold
arrow; Steven Ashworth,
wolf badge and one gold
arrow; Jeff Spudis, wolf
badge and one gold arrow;
Michael Phillips, wolf
badge and one gold arrow;
David Fiorini, one gold
arrow; Joey Cicero, one
gold arrow; Michael
Culver one gold arrow;
Robbie Cascia, one gold
arrow; Steven Bentley,
bobcat badge; Roger
Griffith, Bear badeg.
Dick Montgomery
Robert = Montgomery,
Scholar, Naturalist, and
Geologist; Tom Peeler,
Scholar; Ted Price,
naturalist, artist,
geologist, and scholar)
Kevin Kirk, artist; Ralph
Bently, citizen; Ricky
Metz, scholar; Tim
Tamanini, naturalist,
artist and scholar; Eugene
Parry, scholar.
‘The following adult
award were presented by
committee chairman
Roger Griffith. Thomas
Peller III, twenty two year
pin; Dick Montgomery,
seven year pin; Roger
Griffith six year pin;
Arline Sutton six year pin;
John Roman, four year
pin; Lillian Price, three
year pin; Freda Bentley,
three year pin; Marion
Woolbert, Charles
Woolbert, Linda Griffith
and Judy Coscia, two year
pins.
Dottie Hoover, Betty
June Mathers and June
Supey, received Den
Mother’s patches.
Bicentennial patches
were presented to boys who
sold 12 or more Bicen-
tennial candles.
Call: J & F
in ONE DAY
Pittston
Amy Williams, Stanley
Koprowski and Dallas
Twp. Mrs. Nulton Class-
Kieth Hillard, Amber
Forster; Mes. Klaboe’s
Class- David Kistler,
Gwyneth Thomas; Miss
Chisarick Class- Shannon
Rogers, Joey Kuliski.
Six Dallas Senior High
School Students took part
in the recent Region II
State Chorus at Blue Ridge
High School, New Milford.
Kate Godwin, Debra
Thompson, James Balmer,
Scott Davis, Thomas
MacAvoy and Eugene
Fiorini participated in the
chorus which included
was Host
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that
Letters Testamentary in the Estate
of Stella Tutak, late of 32 Water
Street, Dallas Borough, Luzerne
County, Pennsylvania (who died on
June 24, 1975), have been granted to
Edward Tutak, 1456 Whaleneck
Road, Merrick, New York 11566. All
debts owed to said decedent should
be paid to executor, and all claims
against said estate should be sub-
mitted to him at the earliest possible
date. Robert L. Fleming, Attorney
at Law, 63 Main Street, Dallas,
Pennsylvania 18612. 7-3
Every youngster that
took part received a Woody
Owl sticker for their effort.
The members of the
committee and judges
were Mrs. Jerry A. Paxton,
chairman; Mrs. Alan
Landis; Mrs. John Lancio
and Mrs. Arno Miller.
director was John Battisti
of Blue Ridge.
The Dallas students were
originally selected for
district chorus where they
auditioned for per-
formance with the regional
chorus. While singing with
the regional chorus, they
auditioned for the all-state
chorus in Pittsburgh
during 1977.
James Balmer, who also
represented Dallas at
Hershey in the State’s
Bicentennial Chorus,
placed second in the tenor I
group in the chorus.
Robert C. McNeil,
Scott Sherwood, junior at
Lake-Lehman High School,
and son of Mrs. Robert F.
Sherwood, Dallas Choral
director, placed first.
Balmer is a senior and
will mot be eligible to
participate next year so
Eugene Fiorini, who
ranked third, will qualify.
The 160 students were
hosted by residents in the
New Milford, Great Bend,
Hallstead, Montrose, 8)
Susquehanna area.
The Fernbrook Little
League will hold
registration for the 1976
baseball season on
Saturday, March 13 from 1
p.m. through 3 p.m. at the
Shavertown Fire Hall in
Shavertown. Anyone
between 8 and 12 years of
age prior to August 1 is
eligible to register for this
season.
All registrants should be
accompanied by a parent
and bring proof af age.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
The borough of Dallas invites
sealed bids for supplying a 1976
police cruiser. All bids must be in
the secretary's office by 7:30 p.m.
March 30, 1976 at which time they
will be opened and awarded if ac-
ceptable to the borough council.
Specifications may be picked up at
the secretary's office, 25 Main St.,
Dallas, Pa. The borough has the
right to reject any and all bids.
RALPH GARRIS
SECRETARY
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that
Letters Testamentary in the Estate
of Jennie Sherwood, a-k-a Jane
Sherwood, late of Dallas Township,
Luzerne County, Pennsylvania (who
died on February 24, 1976), have
been granted to Mary Dick, Box 142
Overbrook Avenue, R.D. 2, Dallas
Pennsylvania 18612. All debts owed
to said decedent should be paid to
said executrix, and all claims
against said estate should be sub-
mitted to her at the earliest possible
date. Robert L. Fleming, Attorney
at Law, 63 Main Street, Dallas,
Pennsylvania 18612. 7-3.
LEGAL NOTICE
In the ESTATE OF Lula J. Mock,
late of the township of Monroe,
County of Wyoming, Com-
monwealth of Pennsylvania, who
died on the 20th day of January,
1976.
Letters of Administration in the
above-captioned Estate having been
granted to the undersigned, all
persons having claims against the
estate of said Decedent are
requested to make known the same
and all persons indebted to the said
Decedent to make payment without
delay to
William R. Mock
12 Clark View Road
Newburgh, N.Y.
DAVIS R. HOBBS, Esq.
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LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO
BERTHA ROSS, her heirs, personal
representatives and assigns,
generally that on February 18, 1976,
Louis F. Ranier commenced an
laction against you, filed to NO. 1419
of 1976, which you are required to
defend, to quiet title to all that
icertain parcel of land situate in the
Borough of Kingston Twp. County of
Luzerne, Commonwealth of Penn-
Isylvania, described as follows:
LOT: 81 Rice Street
Pl. No. 35-1139-2, Map Book F8S5;
B 004 L 11, Trucksville, Kingston
Township, County of Luzerne,
State of Pennsylvania
BEING the same premises con-
veyed to Louis F. Ranier by the
Commissioners of Luzerne County
on August 6, 1943, and recorded in
the Office of the Recorder of Deeds
of Luzerne County in Deed Book 831
page 513.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
to appear and defend this action
within twenty (20) days from
oublication hereof. Hearing on said
Complaint will be held on April 5th
at 10:00 o‘clock A.M., in Hearing
Room No. é, Luzerne County Court
House, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. You are
further notified that in default of
your appearance or defense to such
action, a Decree of Court may be
in Plaintiff and to forever bar you
from asserting any right, interest,
lien or title in the aforesaid parcel of
land inconsistent with the interest of
the Plaintiff and from impeaching,
denying or in any way attacking the
Plaintiff’s title to the property.
YOU SHOULD TAKE THIS
NOTICE TO YOUR LAWYER AT
ONCE, IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A
LAWYER OR CANNOT AFFORD
ONE, GO TO OR TELEPHONE
THE OFFICE SET FORTH BELOW
AND FINDOUT WHERE YOU CAN
GET LEGAL HELP.
Luzerne County Legal Services
Assoc., In.
211-213 South Main Street
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18701
(717) 825-8567
Hazleton, Pa. 18201
(717) 455-9511
.FRANK TOWNEND, ESQUIRE
HUGH J. O'CONNELL, ESQUIRE
1400 United Penn Bank Building
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18701
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LEGAL NOTICE
AN ORDINANCE OF DALLAS
BOROUGH PROVIDING FOR A
CHANGE OF DISTRICT BOUN-
DARY AND CLASSIFICATION OR
PROPERTY SHOWN ON THE
ZONING MAP.
BEING IT ENACTED AND
ORDAINED by the Mayor and
Council of the Borough of Dallas,
Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, and
it is hereby enacted .ordained by
authority of the same as follows:
The district boundary of the R-1
district of Dallas Borough is
changed to include the below
described parcel of land, and the
classification of that land is changed
from C-1 to R-1.
Beginning at a corner on the
Northerly side of lands of John and
Catherine Phillips as described in
Deed Book 1153 -- Page 317 at a
stone wall intersection corner of
lands of John Phillips and Lulu
Anderson, said corner. being North
34 degrees 00’ West 694 feet more or
less from a corner on the Northerly
from Dallas to Huntsville, now
known as Huntsville Street;
Thence South 34 degrees 00’ East
199.72 feet along a stone wall and the
Dallas Heights Plot 2 to a corner;
Thence South 48 degrees 262.61
feet along the bottom of a stone
ledge and other lands of John and
Catherine Phillips to a corner;
Thence North 35 degrees 24’ West
170.68 feet along other lands of John
and Catherine Phillips to a corner on
the Northerly side of a stone wall;
Thence along lands of David
Aicher and Lulu Anderson following
along the Northerly side of a stone
wall the following two courses and
distances North 43 degrees 45‘
52 01 feet and North 42 degrees 45’
East 220.00 feet to the point of
beginning.
Containing 48,660 square feet or
1.17 aces.
meeting of the Dallas Borough
Council, held March 2, 1976.
Jerry Mackell, President
ATTEST:
Ralph Garris, Secretary
Approved this 2nd day of March,
1976.
Jerry Mackell, (Acting) Mayor
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HARVEYS LAKE BOROUGH, LUZERNE COUNTY: AUDITORS’
REPORT
Revenue Receipts 79,628.56
Total Tax Receipts:
Total Other Revenue Receipts: $ 95,228.85
Total Revenue Receipts:
4000.00
2107.35 og
8540.22 97)
S109878.47
$s 98,830.45 ('
392.530
2113.19
STR
Total Non-Revenue Receipts:
Cash Balance at Beginning of Year, 1975:
Securities and Investments Jan. 1, 1975:
Total Receipts, Cash and Investments:
Expenditures:
Total Governmental Expenditures:
Total Non-Governmental Expenditures:
Cash Balance at End of Year 1975:
Securities & Investments End of 1975:
Total Expenditures, Cash & Investments:
10,653.41
Total Other Funds: 6,705.27
State Highway Aid Fund: 46,092.73
Federal Revenue Sharing Fund:
Tax Rate for Borough: 7 mills
Published According to The
Borough Code Book.
Signed:
Betty Jane Casterline
Melba Webber
Claire Chollak
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7:1 AUDIT - DALLAS TOWNSHIP - 1975
Summary of Receipts and Expenditures
General Fund Receipts
Revenue Receipts:
Real Estate Taxes 32m
Enabling Act Taxes “ 4. 4
Other Revenue Sladen
Total revenue receipts ps ‘892.
Cash balance beginning of year 73,892.85
Total receipts and cash $293.881.92
State Highway Aid Fund Receipts
State Grant 38,144.85
Earnings from temporary deposits 990.94
Cash balance beginning of year 30,218.41
Total receipts and cash rr 69,354.20
Federal Revenue Sharing Fund Receipts 4
Earned interest 508.53
Federal Grant 21,924.00 he 4
Cash balance beginning of year 18,606.13 a 86
Total receipts and cash (all funds) SY
General Fund Expenditures EA
General Government aguas
Protection to persons and property "400.00
Parks and recreation 102,173.86
Highways 30,978.95
Miscellaneous § 28'856.17
Cash balance end of year —l
Total expenditures and cash 293,881.92
State Highway Aid Fund Expenditures
Highways 45,752.41
Cash balance end of year 23,601.79
Total expenditures and investments — 69,354.20
Federal Revenue Sharing Fund Expenditures 30,051.85
Capital expenditures ;
Cash balance end of year 10,986.81 4) a 4 :
Total expenditures and cash (all funds) 404,274.78
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Dallas Township Board of Auditors
James K. Aikens, Chairman
Loren N. Crispell, Secretary
Glenn W. Eyett, Jr.
GENERAL FUND
STATE HIGHWAY AID FUN
TOTAL
RECEIPTS
REAL ESTATE TAXES
TOTAL
EXPENDITURES
! GENERAL GOVERNMENT
STREETS AND HIGHWAYS
$ 8,451.25
758.45
1,202.24
$10,411.94
$ 40,026.10
145,726.11
118,285.60
$ 3 5,051 4 5.
$385,463.69
$ 46,555.05
116,882.32
112,234.80
sR
TOTAL
CASH BALANCE AT END OF YEAR $ 3,763.11
GENERAL FUND 49,434.36
STATE HIGHWAY AID FUND 143.21
FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING FUND
$ 385.463.69
TOTAL CASH BALANCE AND EXPENDITURES —_—
STATEMENT OF RESOURCES AND LIABILITIES
RESOURCES
CASH $ 53,340.68
REAL ESTATE TAXES RETURNED AND LIENED LUZ. CT. 4,794.41
PER CAPITA TAXES DUE CURRENT AND PRIOR YEARS 3,405.00
TOWNSHIP EQUIPMENT (DEPRECIATED VALUE) LR
WNSHIP BUILD (DEPREC. VALU Sl
TOWNS INGS AND PARKING LOT E) STH Es
LIABILITIES
EMPLOYEES WITHHELD SOC. SEC. STATE & LOCAL INC.
TOTAL 5,131.11 A
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H. CLEWELL
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